Writing Content Online Wildly Increases your Intelligence and Deepens Human Connection.
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In the pouring rain,
on the darkest days,
Riley was belittled by his friends at school,
as he tried to speak and interact as a normal human being.
He sounded unsure in every sentence and spoke with no conviction.
He stuttered and mumbled and didn't seem great at listening or picking up key details,
because he was stuck in his head.
It was only when he began writing, that he was forced to increase his confidence by putting his opinion out into the world,
piecing ideas together in a way that was concise, was interesting and made sense to readers.
Breaking concepts down into steps and actionable advice.
Understanding his readers so that he could tailor his writing with real-life examples.
Building empathy and understanding of people, that when combined with his newfound sense of purpose in writing, helped him connect deeper with people.
The connection people felt to Riley meant they perceived him as being more intelligent,
and the fact that he had built these skills mean that by society's standards, he was intelligent.
Now, Riley could now say whatever he wanted.
He could understand and connect with others.
He felt purpose and life as a whole made more sense.
He'd overcome his own problems and was helping others do the same.
He realised that back in school, he was never stupid.
He was just anxious.
In the pouring rain,
on the darkest days,
he could look in the mirror and say, "You're Riley fucking Caldwell".
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Writing and putting out content online has changed my life and it seems to be able to increase both your emotional or empathetic intelligence, as well as your general intelligence, because teaching and consolidating information increases your cognitive capacity.
Go to this Procedure and scroll down to Procedure Steps, "Start sharing your content story through content" to get started on your writing or content journey.
P.S. I'm currently building part 1 of the process to social confidence and joy as an overthinker. If you have any questions about what it's going to look like, contact me here.
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